Love this garden centre. Went for a wander on a wet day knowing it was dog friendly so we could go indoors and outdoors depending on the rain. Plants are super healthy and priced better than at many competitors. Staff were really pleasant and helpful, answering our queries. We even came out with a stone alligator for by our pond (to be fair the dog chose it!). Lovely way to spend a couple of hours and bought some great plants.

Large garden centre, variety of selection of all things garden. We visited MegaSheds to purchase a Summerhouse which we will be having soon. All good

A great garden centre tucked away in the hills near Caernarfon. Plenty to see and buy they have a lovely café where they serve hot and cold food. Delicious cakes and a variety of drinks. A lovely day out!

Whilst recently staying in Caernarfon we randomly asked Trevor taxi were the best local breakfast cafe was and without hesitation he said Fron Goch garden centre. With a little bit of anxiety we set off and arrived at probably the nicest & welcoming garden centre cafe ever. From front of house to all staff we were made to feel so comfortable via excellent service with great ambience obviously enjoyed by every other customer who return regularly. We will definitely return to this fabulous again for the perfect breakfast 😋

We've seen this beautiful garden centre change,and improve over the last few years, it really is a hidden gem, well stocked, immaculately presented sales areas, and a fabulous Cafe/Restaurant area. It's the sort of place that you turn another corner and find yourself surrounded by high quality plants, horticultural equipment, and garden furniture, as well as household items, clothes, and all sorts of gift ideas, absolutely well worth a trip out, especially as the Christmas season approaches. My only slight criticism, is why they changed the cafe queue system, you now have to queue to be seated, then go up and choose a cake or whatever, then order it, and it gets delivered to your table, it worked more efficiently before, in my humble opinion, when you chose from the queue, and then took it with you to your table all in one go.

Really nice garden centre, plenty of plants, bulbs, tools, furnature and the restaurant with good food and cakes

Lovely garden centre, great cafe. Accessible for my 80yr old mum. I have fish and chips the where the best I have had in a while. Staff were very helpful.

I don't think Iron Age Hillforts are my thing. There's something there that looks recently excavated (or recreated?). No explanation of what it is, just a sign threatening anyone thinking of damaging it. Some distance away there was a laminated leaflet, held down with stones, lying in the grass. Is this what passes for an information board these days? The site gives a reasonable view over the adjacent caravan park and toward the airport.

It's mind boggling to think that there were people looking out across the bay here two and a half millennia ago. What did they think? What did they hope? How did they survive? And here I am writing about their long gone home on Google maps. It's hard to comprehend the vast span of time between them and us. Who will be writing the review of this era in 4522AD?

Absolutely fascinating with a perfectly preserved stone round house recently excavated

Great views around making it no surprise that this hill was used since (at least) the Iron Age and was also used by the Romans. Sadly the hill is slowly eroding away back down to the beach and sea. Dinas Dinlle Hillfort, Gwynedd Dinas Dinlle coastal hillfort is owned by the National Trust. It is set on a hill of glacial drift sediments (specifically a thrust-block moraine) overlooking the sea and Caernarfonshire coastal plain. The hillfort and Second World War seagull trench on the northern slopes of the fort are protected as Scheduled Monuments by Cadw and the hill is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), designated for the importance of the glacial sediments, clearly seen in the exposed sections of till, sand and gravel in the cliff face. These deposits result from ice re-advance from the Welsh ice cap towards the Irish Sea Ice Stream during deglaciation at the end of the last glaciation, known as the ‘Devensian’ period, some 12,000 years ago. It is hoped that direct dating of these sediments using Optically Stimulated Luminescence dating (OSL) should reveal just how long ago these sediments were laid down.

The climb to the top is definitely worth it for the views!! It's a very steep climb in places.

Fabulous views from this National Trust ancient monument, well worth the short climb up there

Vista, natural flowers and lovely aura with having been a special place for thousands of years….and the beach and sea.

Last week I enjoyed my fourth visit to Caernarfon airport. Lovely GA airport with a friendly service. Beautifully situated on the coast near Anglesey.

Had a wonderful helicopter flight from Caernarfon Airport around the Llyn Peninsula in a Robinson R-44. The pilot was very friendly and did some extra loops around areas I was particularly interested in. Very friendly staff in the tower and reasonable price for these type of flights.

Fantastic helicopter journey with Daniel our Pilot.Took many photos of our journey from the air and he was very informative information for us both while we flew over villages and towns from Caernarfon Airport. Thank you very much Daniel. Hefin & Trisha.

Spotted the flyer for this place whilst holidaying in Rhyl. Called up and book two short trial flights for our family of four. 20 minutes each, one adult and one child in each trip along with the captain, absolutely smashing bloke flew us up over Caenarfon castle, then up towards the mountains before turning around and journeying over Anglesey. Full of knowledge and pointed out many sights along the way. We had a terrific time and look forward to returning again in the future.

Used the cafe while visiting the aviation museum next door. Very tasty cakes, scones and coffee. Great views of the Coastguard Sikorsky S-92 landing only metres away from the cafe!

One of the best positioned Airport I have had the pleasure to fly into. Amazing views Flying down the coast from Barton. Friendly staff, good Cafe and good service on the refuelling. All this by the sea, will definitely be visiting again. Bad and David.

This place is situated on the coast has a lovely museum with lots of WW2 station uniforms and a lot of information what used to done. We met knowlegeable staff where we treated by an airside tour of the airport we very much appreciated this as most airports are not able to do this. So as a thankyou we visited their lovely cafe which had a lots of cake what a delight.

A modest museum with exhibits presented in a straightforward, no-frills manner, offering a traditional, old-school educational experience. There's minimal interactivity, so it might not fully capture the interest of young children or those without a prior interest in aviation history. That said, the museum boasts a truly standout feature: the chance to sit inside a number of full-scale model aircraft cabins—an authentic, immersive touch and a great photo opportunity. Surrounded by numerous life-sized aircraft models right next to a small airport, the setting feels almost cinematic—reminiscent of Night at the Museum 2, as if the planes might spring to life after hours.

We visited Airworld Aviation Museum at Caernarfon as a family and had a brilliant time. The museum might look small from the outside, but inside it’s packed with history and interactive exhibits. The highlight for the kids was being able to climb into the cockpits of some of the planes, it really brought the displays to life and made it feel much more engaging than most museums. There’s a great mix of aircraft, from vintage jets like the Hawker Hunter to helicopters and even a Harrier. My partner and I enjoyed reading about the RAF history of the site and the origins of the mountain rescue service, while the children were more than happy exploring and pretending to be pilots. Staff and volunteers were friendly and happy to answer questions, which made the experience even better. Admission was very reasonable and we felt it offered excellent value for money as a family day out. The only thing to note is that toilet facilities aren’t inside the museum itself – you need to use the café across the car park – but the café is a bonus in itself, with lovely views across the runway and good food options. Overall, this is a fantastic little museum for families. Whether you’re into aviation or just looking for an affordable, engaging activity near Caernarfon, I’d highly recommend it.

A truly excellent experience that truly humbled us when we read about the unselfish bravery and determination of the wonderful men and women of the RAF. The interactive bits were good and being able to sit in cockpits was a great treat.

What a fab wee museum! Lots of interactive activities and information to read. There's a working morse code machine that was great fun to use! Wear a jacket as we went in October and we could see our breath inside the hangar.

As a pilot I can really appreciate this attraction and what they are doing. A lovely place to visit with interactive displays. Suits aviation enthusiasts and generally interested people alike. Staff on the desk were lovely and there's a well stocked gift shop. Across the way was a cafe selling some delicious foods and lots of outside seating to watch the comings and goings on the airfield.

Was cycling by so I stopped in £7 entry lots to see, lots of love has gone into the models, dioramas and planes on display. Great shop and cafe too!

Fantastic day out, even though the museum is small, it is well worth it, the air field cafe has great food, fantastic views and really cool beach, free parking

Visited the beach and fort on a very windy day. The beach is great. The fort is a short steep walk and the views are great. £1 for 2 hours parking. Worth a visit for the views from the Iron Age fort mount.

5/9/25: This a large expanse of sand with numerous rocky outcrops and with the higher water areas pebbled. There is adequate parking along the beach and no height restriction in place for those with Campervans/Motorhomes. Dogs are not allowed on the beach near to the cafes/restaurants section but further north beyond the turn off to the Aviation Museum or southwards toward and beyond the Iron Age hill fort there is plenty to explore with your canine friends.

Lot of stones to get over to get to the sand so not great if you've mobility issues. But is,a pathway to use and benches to sit on in front of the beach itself Lovely fish n chip shop at end of car park with places to sit. Good food.

Golden Hour Escape at Dinas Dinlle Beach🏖️. We had a peaceful pause after a long drive at Dinas Dinlle beach just in time for golden hour. The beach itself is a shingle stretch with an ice cream shop and restaurant, though both were closed by the time we arrived. While the beach may not be the most impressive, we took a short climb up the nearby hill for stunning sunset views across the coastline. The views from the hill are the real highlight!

Lovely beach, a mix of sand and pebbles, massive long stretch of beach, great for walking the dogs. Plenty of free parking with some shops for food and drink (fish and chips / ice cream). It was a hot day when we were there so there was plenty of people about, but the beach is that big it was easy to find a quiet spot. Definitely worth a visit.

Great beach, plenty of free parking, toilets and plenty of benches for a picnic. Great views towards Trefor / Yr Eifl and South Stack. Shame about some of the businesses there being closed. Quite a pebbly beach though, so if you'd rather sand I'd recommend Newborough instead.

This is a beautiful, wild, ancient shoreline, facing West into the Irish sea. The sunsets are amazing, as are the views back over Snowdonia. There is an iron age hill fort, with views over the beach, clean toilets, a nice play area for the kids, ample free parking, a chippe, ice cream shop, hotel and bar, cafes and gift shop. Take your time on the country lane in. It's not long, and there's no need to drive like an idiot. Nice flat walk along the prom. Pebble and sand beach. Air museum is nearby. Water is clean. Please pick up after your dog. Like most places in Wales, the only blemish is the occasional litter bug and dogs mess. 🙄

Lovely hotel, spacious and very clean rooms. Plenty of options for breakfast, both continental and cooked. Cooked breakfast freshly made to order each morning. Staff were lovely - very friendly and accommodating as we were visiting with our 2 month old. A great visit at a very reasonable price. Would certainly visit again.

The host and his wife are very accommodating. Nice, clean rooms. Mattress in our room I would recommend upgrading them into a pocketspring or a foam type. Mattress was very cold to sleep on during the chilly nights. Very nice service, good portioned breakfasts. Once outside , you can have a stroll along the beach which is right at the doorstep.

A lovely little more unusual hotel but in a good way, lovely and friendly hotel owner, and daughter was very friendly and helpful too. Nothing was to much to ask for. Bed was so comfy and our dog was welcome everywhere (except in breakfast room). The Indian food we had in afternoon was one of the best I have ever eaten. Will most certainly be staying here again! Liz, Russell and Max

This is with out a doubt one of the most relaxed homely hotels I have stayed at, it is spotless clean, the rooms are perfect and very comfortable, the food is amazing and is overly generous with having extra portions, the owners make you feel like the kings and Queens, if someone wants a nice relaxing time away to unwind from the everyday stress, here you can bring your animals too, this is the place to go, highly recommend in every way. Cant wait to come back again

The best kept secret in Wales .Just love this place and now once again Sandy is making her superb variety of curries for guests in the evening. That just adds to the 10 out of 10. Breakfast is good as well. Wonderful family that have become friends, it's our privilege.

Absolutely brilliant hotel, the owners couldn't have done more to make our stay any better, the breakfast was more than adequate for the hungriest of travellers. We will most definitely go back again. Perfect location by a lovely beach with stunning views

Great breakfast, they will give you more sausage's or other things on the list... Rooms are nice, but the shower could be better. Do smell of damp a bit, so not sure what it would be like in winter!